Sentence examples for considerable land area from inspiring English sources

Impermeable pavements cover a considerable land area in cities.

Large ungulates commonly perform seasonal or annual movements that encompass considerable land area and various habitat types.

Urban agglomeration has led to the acquisition of considerable land area for development, which, in turn, has led to an unusually high fragmentation of the forest area.

They cover a considerable land area in Mediterranean countries and, although they are an obvious source of landscape diversity, their influence on the diversity and composition of animal assemblages has not been documented.

Adaptation to modern conditions has been accompanied by rapid contraction of the pastoral system, despite the noteworthy economic role it purportedly has to play in the national economy, not to mention its social role in keeping alive the steadily decaying mountainous and disadvantaged regions, which constitute a considerable proportion of the rural land area of Greece.

This conclusion is different from that of Whitmore and Stewart [23], who were the first to present evidence that Panama "was connected to North America by a land area of considerable size and stability" in the middle Miocene, based on the land mammal fossils from the Cucaracha Formation (p. 184).

This is consistent with DC being an urban area with little industry and whose major source of ozone and PM2.5 is the considerable amount of vehicular traffic that permeates the 159km22 land area of DC.

As agriculture occupies close to 40% of the world's land area, its impact on environmental resources is considerable.

Also, parts of the north-eastern mountain regions and the area between the Black Forest and the Upper Rhine Valley possess considerable land potentials.

Although mining and quarrying account for only 0.9percentnt of the land area of England, the impact of this activity is considerable.

The city has considerable land near the centre and places of work, in both the areas controlled by the CDGK and especially the cantonments.